After more than a decade of silence, Polish atmospheric alt-rock project By Million Wires returns with Not Over, a five-track EP that feels less like a comeback and more like the long-awaited completion of something unfinished. Built from years of reflection, creative distance, and renewed purpose, the record carries the weight of time in a way that gives every moment added depth. Across the EP, By Million Wires leans heavily into atmosphere without sacrificing emotional clar

There’s a noticeable difference between an artist striving to prove themselves and one who has comfortably settled into their identity, which Raw Soul demonstrates throughout his new 9-track EP, Still High.... Grounded in patience, self-awareness, and lived experience the project reflects years spent refining both perspective and craft. Raw Soul approaches the project with the mindset of someone no longer pressured to force a breakthrough moment. Instead, Still High… plays

Jamaican artist, producer, and creative visionary Runkus returns with SUPERNOVA, a sophisticated and expansive body of work that redefines the parameters of contemporary reggae. Both rooted in tradition and propelled by innovation, the album presents a multidimensional exploration of identity, transformation, and spiritual evolution. At its core, SUPERNOVA reflects a period of personal and artistic reinvention. Through layered production, dynamic arrangements, and introspecti

There’s something instantly cinematic about Frankie June’s “Hollywood”—but not in the glossy, red carpet way. This is the version of Hollywood you don’t see on postcards. It’s quieter. A little bruised. Still shimmering, but in a way that feels earned. The track opens like a memory you didn’t realize you still had. There’s a softness to the first verse that mirrors the Indiana countryside Frankie June left behind—simple, grounded, almost innocent. You can practically see it:

If “Mercy” cracked the door open, “Cyanide” walks you all the way inside—and then gently asks you to stay a while. London duo fika are back in a way that feels both effortless and intentional, teaming up once again with Birmingham’s Eddy Luna for the second single from their upcoming EP 10%. And honestly? This one hits different. It’s softer, more intimate, and quietly confident in a way that doesn’t beg for your attention—it earns it. Right from the jump, “Cyanide” feels lik

Ross Newhouse has a way of writing songs that feel personal without shutting anyone out. His music tends to sit in that in-between space—where emotions aren’t loud or dramatic, just quietly heavy—and “Words I’d Use” fits right into that lane. With production from Kinnship and Cole Lumpkin, there’s a clear sense that he’s building toward something bigger with his upcoming project, but this track stands comfortably on its own. “Words I’d Use” leans into a light acoustic pop sou